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Cubot P20 Specs, Video Review and Price

Cubot P20 is Cubot's flagship smartphone, the device has been trending on shopping stores. It comes with a 6.18-inch notched display and a screen resolution of 2280 x 1080 Pixels along with a 408ppi. The body of the device is made of Metal and it is available in just colour black.

Cubot P20 Review

The Smartphone runs on Android 8.0 Oreo out of the box. It has a 20MP + 2MP rear camera and a 13MP selfie camera. Inside the device, we have a MediaTek MT6737T chipset with 8-cores of processor, Clocking speeds of up to 1.5GHz. For storage, the device packs 64GB of internal storage and supports microSD Card of up to 256GB. It also has 4GB of RAM for multitasking through apps. Furthermore, the Cubot P20 also is powered by a 4000mAh battery capacity.

Cubot P20 Specs

・6.18-inch FHD+ IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen, 2280 x 1080 Pixels ・Android 8.0 Oreo ・MediaTek MT6737T ・Octa-core 1.5GHz ・4GB RAM ・64GB Internal Storage ・20MP + 2MP rear camera and 13MP selfie camera ・4000mAh Non-removable Battery https://youtu.be/uJtojCCN1Ys  

Cubot P20 Full Specification

General Device Type Smartphone Model Cubot P20 Announced April, 2018 Released May, 2018 Status Available on Shopping stores Network 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz 3G Network WCDMA: HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700(AWS) / 1900 / 2100 4G Network Yes, LTE SIM Type Nano + Nano SIM Count Dual SIM Design Type Metal Dimensions 159.5 x 75.0 x 8.5 mm Weight - Water Resistant - Protection Yes Colours Black Display Display Type FHD+ IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen Size 6.18-inch Resolution 2280 x 1080 Pixels Colors 16M colors Pixel Density 408ppi Screen-To-Body Ratio 81% Touch Screen Model Capacitive Touch Screen Yes Multitouch Yes Protection Yes, 2.5D Curved Glass Features Multi-touch, Scratch Resistant Secondary Display No Camera Rear 20MP + 2MP Image Yes Video Yes FHD Recording Yes Features Autofocus  Continuous shooting  Digital zoom  Exposure compensation  Face detection  Geotagging  HDR  ISO settings  Panorama  Scene mode  Self-timer  Touch focus  White balance settings Flash Yes, Dual-LED Aperture f/2.0 Pixel Size - Sensor Size - Front 13MP Front Flash - Aperture - Pixel Size - Sensor Size - Software Operating System Android 8.0 Oreo User Interface (UI) Modified Java Support Yes Skype Yes Whatsapp Yes Facebook Yes Youtube Yes Hardware Chipset (SoC) MediaTek MT6737T Process Technology 28nm CPU Octa-core 1.5GHz Cores 8-Cores Bit Architecture 64-bit GPU (Graphics) ARM Mali-T860 MP2 RAM (Memory) 4GB Memory Speed - Internal Storage 64GB Card Slot Yes, up to 256GB Card Type microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC Sensors Fingerprint (Rear) Accelerometer Proximity Ambient Light - Controls Touchscreen, Lock Button, and Volume Key Connectivity Bluetooth Yes Infrared - Wi-Fi Yes Wi-fi Hotspot Yes USB Type Yes, MicroUSB GPS Yes, with A-GPS NFC - HDMI - Facial Identification No Wireless Charging No Cubot P20 Battery Battery Type Li-Ion Battery Capacity 4000mAh Placement Non-Removable Fast Charging No Standby - Talk Time - Music Play - Media Audio Playback Yes, MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, MIDI, WAV, AC3, FLAC Video Playback Yes, 3GP, Mp4, MPEG4, H.263, H.264 player Video Out - FM Radio - Alert Types Vibration, Ringtones Ring Tones MP3, WAV Loudspeaker Yes Handsfree Yes Other Features - MP3/WAV/eAAC+/FlAC player - Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic - DivX/Xvid/MP4/H.265 player - Photo/video editor - Document viewer

Cubot P20 Unboxing

Inside The Box - Charger - USB Data Cable - Earphone - Quick Start Guide - SIM Ejector Pin

Cubot P20 Price

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[wiredleaks]

Cubot has announced their latest device: The Cubot P20.

They say immitation is the highest form of flattery. Many devices looking like the Samsung Galaxy Series or the Apple iPhone have been around quiet a while. But this time it seems even Huawei is "being flattered". Cubot has announced their latest device: The Cubot P20. Yes, you've read that right. Blatantly copying the Huawei P20's design obviously didn't suffice. The newest Cubot does not only have the same camera placement and round design but it also has ... you might have guessed it... a notch.

Yes people, it seems we needed another "top-notch" phone in the Android budget segment. Ofcourse the device is meant to counter other budget devices with iPhone X-carbon-copy design. Well then, let's look at the specifications of the Cubot P20. One would expect, they had enough time to make something really interesting of that. Especially considering the fact designing the phone couln't have taken them long. So, especially with all sorts of new chipsets on the market, it was somewhat of a disapointment to find out the Cubot P20 sports  the old MT6750-T octa core processor clocked at 1.5GHz and coupled with 4GB of RAM. The internal storage is 64GB (expandable to 128GB through a microSD card). The rear-camera is a dual camera set up (probably with a software generated blur effect they called "bokeh" to keep the illusion alive). On paper it says to be a 20MP & 12MP sensor set, but realisticly speaking I think its an interpollated 16MP. Now, I won't write anything about the second sensor, since over 80% of budget devices that I've reviewed over the last year, had non specified and even completely non-functional second camera's. Please don't get me wrong. I am not saying the second sensor on the Cubot P20 is fake. I'm just saying I won't credit it as a real dual camera before I have actually tested it. So looking over the specifications I noticed something.

Basically the Cubot P20 has the same specifications as the Cubot X18 Plus, the only difference being the screen. The X18 Plus comes with an 18:9 ratio, 5.99 inch screen WITHOUT a notch.  The Cubot P20 however sports a 19:9 ratio 6.18 inch screen (which is not a standarized format for ANY photo or video out there). So if I understand it correctly: The Cubot P20 is like 20 to 30 euro more expensive than the X18. And what do we get for that extra money? Well, they cut out a piece of your display!

An actual pic of the Cubot P20, courtesy of Gizchina To end on a more positive note: The Cubot P20 will run Android Oreo out of the box and will probably have a good autonomy considering the 4000mAh battery we find in the device. It's expected to cost around 160 euro's which is ofcourse a far far way from the 950 to 1000 euro the Huawei P20 Pro costs. But I'm afraid the same can be said about the performance... If you don't want to wait for a decent budget device, or you simple don't appreciate manufacturers making holes in your screen, you can always opt for the Cubot X18 Plus. A very decent smartphone for its price and notch-free!

Cubot X18 Plus. Same specs, no notch and cheaper! Read the full article

[wiredleaks]

Cubot has announced their latest device: The Cubot P20.

They say immitation is the highest form of flattery. Many devices looking like the Samsung Galaxy Series or the Apple iPhone have been around quiet a while. But this time it seems even Huawei is "being flattered". Cubot has announced their latest device: The Cubot P20. Yes, you've read that right. Blatantly copying the Huawei P20's design obviously didn't suffice. The newest Cubot does not only have the same camera placement and round design but it also has ... you might have guessed it... a notch.

Yes people, it seems we needed another "top-notch" phone in the Android budget segment. Ofcourse the device is meant to counter other budget devices with iPhone X-carbon-copy design. Well then, let's look at the specifications of the Cubot P20. One would expect, they had enough time to make something really interesting of that. Especially considering the fact designing the phone couln't have taken them long. So, especially with all sorts of new chipsets on the market, it was somewhat of a disapointment to find out the Cubot P20 sports  the old MT6750-T octa core processor clocked at 1.5GHz and coupled with 4GB of RAM. The internal storage is 64GB (expandable to 128GB through a microSD card). The rear-camera is a dual camera set up (probably with a software generated blur effect they called "bokeh" to keep the illusion alive). On paper it says to be a 20MP & 12MP sensor set, but realisticly speaking I think its an interpollated 16MP. Now, I won't write anything about the second sensor, since over 80% of budget devices that I've reviewed over the last year, had non specified and even completely non-functional second camera's. Please don't get me wrong. I am not saying the second sensor on the Cubot P20 is fake. I'm just saying I won't credit it as a real dual camera before I have actually tested it. So looking over the specifications I noticed something.

Basically the Cubot P20 has the same specifications as the Cubot X18 Plus, the only difference being the screen. The X18 Plus comes with an 18:9 ratio, 5.99 inch screen WITHOUT a notch.  The Cubot P20 however sports a 19:9 ratio 6.18 inch screen (which is not a standarized format for ANY photo or video out there). So if I understand it correctly: The Cubot P20 is like 20 to 30 euro more expensive than the X18. And what do we get for that extra money? Well, they cut out a piece of your display!

An actual pic of the Cubot P20, courtesy of Gizchina To end on a more positive note: The Cubot P20 will run Android Oreo out of the box and will probably have a good autonomy considering the 4000mAh battery we find in the device. It's expected to cost around 160 euro's which is ofcourse a far far way from the 950 to 1000 euro the Huawei P20 Pro costs. But I'm afraid the same can be said about the performance... If you don't want to wait for a decent budget device, or you simple don't appreciate manufacturers making holes in your screen, you can always opt for the Cubot X18 Plus. A very decent smartphone for its price and notch-free!

Cubot X18 Plus. Same specs, no notch and cheaper! Read the full article